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Reps order IGP, Idris to apologise to Gov Ortom for calling him ‘drowning man’

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Ibrahim IdrisThe House of Representatives on Wednesday ordered the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Ibrahim Idris, to apologize to Governor Samuel Ortom over a derogatory comment by the Force spokesperson, Jimoh Moshood.

The lower legislative chambers gave the directive while currently debating a motion on the bills by herdsmen in Benue State

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Featuring on Channels television, Moshood had yesterday described Ortom as a “drowning man.”

The Force spokesperson made the remark while faulting some comments made by the governor, following crisis between Fulani herdsmen and farmers.

Details later…

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